Turtle Island Festival (TIF)

Thank you for supporting this year’s event. The countdown will reset soon as we prepare for next year’s gathering.

Date: June 21
Time: 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM
Location: 442 Leon Avenue (400–500 Block Closed)
Frequency: Annual
Who Can Attend: Open to all community members

Honouring Culture. Celebrating Community.
Each year on National Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society hosts the Turtle Island Festival — a vibrant street celebration in the heart of Kelowna. The 400–500 block of Leon Avenue comes alive with music, dancing, children’s activities, a mini-powwow, artisan vendors, and delicious food.

This festival is a joyful gathering that highlights the strength, beauty, and ongoing contributions of Indigenous Peoples across Turtle Island, with a focus on celebrating the rich cultures right here in our community.

Join the Celebration
Everyone is welcome to attend. Come for the music, stay for the stories, and leave with a deeper connection to the land and its original caretakers.
For vendor inquiries or more information, contact:
kailyn.y@kfs.bc.ca

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The Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society respectfully acknowledges that it is located in the beautiful Central Okanagan Valley, located in the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the Okanagan Nation (Syilx People).

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